Top 5 Boat Games in Madagascar: Q1 2024 Performance Review

In Q1 2024, the top boat games on a unified platform in Madagascar exhibited diverse performance trends in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at how each app fared over the quarter.

Battle of Warships: Online saw its weekly downloads fluctuate, peaking at 206 in mid-January and dropping to 96 by mid-March before recovering to 146 in the final week. The app's weekly active users also experienced a decline from 311 at the start of January to 227 by early March, with a slight rebound to 267 by the end of the quarter.

My Cruise demonstrated a more consistent growth pattern. Weekly downloads increased gradually, reaching 146 in the last two weeks of March. The app's active user base also grew steadily, starting at 164 in early January and climbing to 370 by the end of the quarter. While the app generated minimal revenue, it did record a small but consistent weekly revenue of $1 from mid-March onwards.

Sea Port: Cargo Boat Tycoon experienced modest download numbers, peaking at 38 downloads in early February. Active users remained relatively stable, fluctuating around the 30s and ending the quarter at 35. The app also generated a consistent weekly revenue of $1, with a slight increase to $2 in early March.

Port City: Ship Tycoon had lower download numbers compared to other apps, with a peak of 27 in mid-February and a decline to 12 by the end of March. Active users showed a similar trend, starting at 45 in early January, peaking at 53 in mid-February, and ending at 39. Revenue for this app was minimal, with occasional increments of $1.

TopBoat: Racing Boat Simulator had varied download numbers throughout the quarter, peaking at 63 in mid-February. The app did not generate any revenue during the quarter, and there was no active user data available for analysis.

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